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Update syndicatedpost.class.php #47

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Update syndicatedpost.class.php #47

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Commits on May 20, 2015

  1. Update syndicatedpost.class.php 

    If you add your own feed to FeedWordPress and set FeedWordPress to store its entries in a custom post type, it won't work: FeedWordPress will use the actual content (which is dangerous because it will overwrite it with the feed content!) instead of creating a new post using the specified custom post type.

This fix is just a safeguard: in all situation, FeedWordPress should only publish the entry to a post matching the post type it was set to.

Also, the documentation should reflect the fact that using your own feed may lead to unexpected behaviors.
On my setup, I use a custom post type dedicated to FeedWordPress. This custom post type is set not to appear in the feed. This way, I avoid problems (except the one I fixed here) but if you don't do that, you may expect some odd behaviors or data corruption.
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    tristanleboss committed May 20, 2015
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